Donny Dunn Breaks Down On Stage | Baby Reindeer | Netflix
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- Donny (Richard Gadd) reveals all in his emotional monologue during his performance at the comedy final.
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When a struggling comedian shows one act of kindness to a vulnerable woman, it sparks a suffocating obsession which threatens to wreck both their lives.
gotta give it to the actor for reenacting all this trauma and tragedy for netflix, more power to him
🥺 He is very Brave!
He did it for money and fame
If you enjoyed this please check out "I May Destroy You" as I don't know that this show would exist without that one. The main theme of both is to stay out of the UK
WHO know the feeling of hating his/herself?
👇🏼
You gotta understand that most of it is fictional, it’s based on actual events, but the show isn’t 1:1 with the whole story, there’s plenty of fictional bits
This is even more powerful considering he actually went through this stuff and he is reliving all of it.
Blew my fucking mind when I found that out. I thought "wow this is amazing acting! I'll watch his career closely." and then I found out it was partly/mostly NOT acting.....
Actor
This never actually happened, though it's definitely his true feelings.
@@marcelltoing8363what never happened
@@nursemain3174 This scene. He never had a breakdown on stage.
The "hating myself" part genuinely made me cry. I never related to a character so much before
me too, self-destruction after being violated/abused is real
Oh my god SAME. brought me to my knees.
@@hisfavworstnightmareare you doing alright now?
@@ambeaux4dim really glad im not the only one that some what relates to him
God this is me too. I just got away from an abusive situation just to walk right back into one. These feelings are way too real man :(
The “anything funny to say boys?” Hit like a truck 😮
Amazing line 🙌 those guys were not good “friends” … they were abusive as well.
@@Miguel71jablonski glad someone else saw that. They’re perfect examples of why victims don’t get real help, surrounded by “friends” like that.
@@Miguel71jablonski coworkers do be like that sometimes .. it sucks
It was good to see him call them out and let them see the real him. You can see on their faces that they’re like “shit we never knew it was that deep”
This scene alone should get Richard some awards.
It was such a pleasure to watch him accept 3 Emmy’s last night
Some of the best acting seen in any series. Hats off to Richard Gadd here. What a performance.
I don’t think he was acting, I guess he really felt that.
OK acting. Not great
@@adamstephens6050do you have any movies or shows to recommend to me? I wanna see what absolute bangers you’ve been watching if this is considered ok
@@adamstephens6050I doubt it's even acting, more emotions than acting
@@adamstephens6050you forgot to include
“Sent from my iPhon”
I can already feel people studying this scene for monologue practices.
Here I am! :)
here 🖐️
It's so raw and true, i guess so
As someone who had endured sexual assault/violation trauma this scene and the one where he went to the bars and became reckless with people and didn’t care for his safety, that one hit very hard. Never in my life had I been so shaken to my core and been able to relate so much to something so real, I had to leave the room for a minute because it was too much to relive. For anyone who has taken the time to read this comment and especially if you’ve been the victim of abuse, I hope you know you’re not alone and people care. I love you and you are loved.
I personally haven't experienced sexual assault, but I know what it's like, to let people use and abuse you because of your own insecurities and terribly low self-esteem. This movie was the first one that made me cry, ever.
I hope you've recovered and keep recovering, I love you, too.
I'm so glad I wasn't the only one. That episode actually made me have to take a break and walk off. My situation wasn't like his (I'm a CSA survivor) but the parts about him using hypersexuality as a coping mechanism and feeling even more incomplete and disgusting hit hard.
I came out to my parents about being molested when I was a kid... They called me a liar...
@@LettaLeeJoy I told my teacher and she told me not to tell my parents because those boys had a future. And apparently *my* future didn't matter.
@@Markus_St. Thank you so much for that, there are times where I remember it and it causes pain. For the most part I’ve done my best to move on
It's genuiely one of the most raw, authentic, and heartbreaking scenes I've ever witnessed. I felt like I was in that audience and just sat there in pure silence and shock. Richard Gadd deserves all of the awards for this. Likewise for the actress who played Martha. The acting is just sublime.
I cried watching this scene . I saw myself in him and his words....
I know, I felt like I was looking into a mirror
WHO know the feeling of hating his/herself?
👇🏼
@@donovanshepperd9209shut up
why u tryna get likes out of it bro ?
@@donovanshepperd9209 you have no use for yourself and society
"Fuck your red light, I'm finishing!"
Any teenager will tell you this with passion
This shit and the bit when he speaks with his parents had me cuttin onions 😓
this!!!
“i’m going to stop running now… i don’t have the legs for it anymore” hurts really hard. the hardest part about going through shit isn’t actually the going through itself but actually facing what happened to you.
Wow, so real. Have you seen this show? Is the entire thing to this level of expertise? Because this is amazing
@@CloverLily662 it's good
I wonder how many people feel this sorrow inside themselves
So many.
Raise 🤚
Almost everyone (at some point in life)
He’s a hero for bringing all of these subjects to light and even at the exposure of his own traumas as well.. as a victim of SA and grooming I’ve never related to someone in this sort of way. Richard Gadd- we love you
Sorry about what happened
I feel like almost everybody, regardless if they were victims of abuse, can relate to this on some level. The feelings of shame and self-hatred and how it drowns you from the inside out are all too common, but that doesn’t reduce their significance at all. One of the hardest things to do is to be honest with yourself and accept vulnerability, but it is the first step towards healing. I’m grateful to have never been abused or taken advantage of, but this show really made me take a deep, hard look into myself. I’m sorry to everyone who’s experienced similar things to him, and stay safe y’all
Thank you, Donny Dunn and Mr. Gadd for changing the trajectory of my life. I never realized how much I hated myself. Brought this clip to therapy today. I’m finally willing to work on these issues. Bless you, Sir. Truly, a life saved through film.
Richard Gadd just won his Emmy right here. Although if The Bear is any precedent, they'll submit the show for comedy.
This made me want to hug him.
Just one of the most powerful performances I've seen in anything. Just crushingly real. I really wanna see Richard Gadd win big at the oscars at some point in the next few years
This was the best video with grooming/ SA that made me feel like I was seen “ I think I love to hate myself” - been there
WHO know the feeling of hating his/herself?
👇🏼
genuinely amazing acting, as someone who went through SA it felt so relatable.
I am sorry about what happened
This is one of the most raw and amazing performances and one of the best monologues I’ve ever seen. So heartbreaking but so real. This man is truly amazing and I hope he has a peaceful life now
This scene is masterful. Its amazing how he’s still talking like a comedian, engaging, making sure the audience is keeping up. You’d expect him to detach and just keep talking. The ringing in the background is so low and minor but really makes the scene. Also how the camera never looks in his eyes but instead takes an angle like the audience member’s perspective.
About time Men spoke out about the shit they deal with.
when have specifically men not been able to speak ?
@@teddieprox2307 speak out about abuse, assault and so on. This show’s reception may have been positive but just look at the fact that ‘the real Martha” instantly got a platform to speak, would that have happened if it were a guy who was stalking?
@@NorthernHandle nothing would've happened.....are you aware of how little a percentage of male criminals actually go to jail ?
@@teddieprox2307You're so ignorant. Shame, pride, masculinity and all factors which prevents men from talking about trauma. The show literally says this when the father confesses he was SA as a kid and says "would that make me less of a man". I personally went through suicidal periods, deep depression, anxiety, bullying and much more and felt I couldn't tell anyone cos men are supposed to be tough and non emotional. Men are also typically not empathetic to other men, like his "friend" characters who make fun of him and don't take him seriously when going through everything
@@teddieprox2307 men have been told to not speak out since, about, the stone age.
I needed to see this. I've never felt so seen in my entire life. Thank you for putting yourself out there with such honestly and raw emotion. You have helped many people just by making this series.
This scene tore me apart and only later I found out he is actually talking about his own lived experience. It made sense why it "felt so real"
This scene shattered my soul. It was one of the most painful, saddest monologue scene i've ever watched. Very powerful
I loved one thing more in this world than I love her. Hating myself 😭
THANK YOU FOR POSTING. This scene is a masterpiece, unbelievable monologue and performance
This show is great. It is one of the rarest art forms out there that discusses male SA
What I loved about the whole story is the authenticity.
He knew his story and he is not in any denial of himself, brutal honesty plus there comes his acting to it which made it work so well!
It's not about a stalker, it's about a guy who cannot even face himself in the first place! Brilliant writing and acting!
That line because I hated myself so much more than I loved her and I loved her so very much … I felt his 😢
this is the best insight on trauma and mental illness I’ve ever seen.
Such an amazing show. I’ve actually watched it over beginning to end about 3 times now. I’ll prob watch it again through another couple of times before all is said. No shame here either because every time I do that, I understand it in a new way or catch things that I didn’t the first time or two. It’s truly an amazing series with profound meaning and realization in it that the writing is top quality. So is the acting and dude isn’t even an actor! I know it’s his real life basically but it doesn’t make it easy and still takes a lot of talent. It just goes to show how much he’s capable of. I truly believe this is just the beginning of a long partnership between him and Netflix. I can’t wait to see what else he brings!
I'm up to episode 4. I can't handle a SA seane, can you tell me if I can watch the next episode with having to see anything horrible.
@@janebaker4912After episode 4 it’s ok. I was traumatised by that episode but after is ok with no SA
@@ConnorCampbell phew ok. So just skip ep 4 😬😬😬 ok.
Like that seane in pulp fiction.
I wish I'd never seen that movie.
👉🏼One of the best scenes in the entire series…
The best
Disagree.
This scene and the one where his father reveals that he was also a victim got me little teary eyed.
I was BAWLING by the end of this scene. So powerful. Phenomenal.
the fact that this is based on his true story is wild to me. How did he survive this!??
By talking, telling his story through writing🥹
And now shes on piers morgan acting exactttllyyy like the character did... sad..
Sent from my iphoen
This scene made me bawl. The fact that the actor delivering this incredible monologue is not just acting from a script, but actually experienced this and all this pain and sadness is real was so heartwrenching to watch. This show had to be the rawest, hardest story I’ve ever seen adapted onscreen. Mad props to Richard for his bravery in sharing his story with the world and eceb re-enacting it
“It’s because I loved one thing in this world more than I did her: hating myself” 😔💔
bothered me how nobody tried to console him or anything. i mean yes it might be a shock but nobody wanted to hug him or give him any kind words?
we live in a society ... its the UK
@@Daemon1995_ 😅
It's a TV show ffs. It would have ruined the monologue and the impact if a randomer would have come up and interrupted
I’m going to assume you’re not British….
@@INTJ91 is the American in me showing lmaooo
I’ve rarely been so moved by a scene. Maybe because I sensed it was very real.
Absolutely heart-wrenching and powerful scene. I see parts of myself in his character and being faced with the self-destructive things you’ve done because of un-healed trauma got to me. Such a profound scene
I loved this show, because it was real, it was gut wrenching. It made me think about real victims and their struggle. And the aftermath of that, the controversy didn’t make me think any different. Richard Gadd’s story deserves to have a platform. And now that he’s made this, more male SA victims have come forward. It’s really made a difference and started a conversation about real victims and the messy ways they cope. And how everyone deserves a chance to be heard.
6:44 to 7:07 is the scene they should show at the Emmys before they give Richard Gadd the trophy for outstanding performance in a limited series.
This man is really saying the kind of things we all wish we could say to those who we thought were close to us, about what we think of ourselves and those who've outright used us.
Amazing acting. This man pulled a performance that left me speechless. Bravo sir 👏🏼👏🏼🔥
this is so raw and I can't help but cry when he says the one thing he loved more than her. 😢💔 so proud of him for telling his story!!!
Still can't get over how amazing this show is!
I cried during this scene, it is heart wrenching.
Masterpiece
Just the proper condom thing at the end cracks me up
I cried throughout this entire monologue, it’s so heartbreaking but it’s also performed so beautifully❤️
Wow, can feel the raw and honest emotion coming through this, so brave to have channelled the trauma and the emotions to deliver this
I love this escene so bad, feels very real
So heartbreaking 😢❤ poor man xxx
Congrats on the 3 Emmys, Richard!
For someone to do an interview saying he’s lying, does this look like a lie? SA/rap e happens in this industry
Method acting
@@rootfish2671there’s just no way you have the audacity to say method acting 💀
Outstanding performances from the actors ❤❤
6:57 this part is genuinely so real
Honestly one of the most powerful monologues I've ever seen.
The best netflix TV show, one of the best monolugues ever
I don’t give a fuck what people say. This is amazing acting. I remember watching this for the first time and thinking, “I know this guy lived it, but what the fuck?” Easy to laugh it off knowing you’re filming and your life is already in a better spot. But This was truly master class.
I just watched this show today AMAZINF!!!
Incredible. Absolutely incredible.
Fantastic scene - great play from this very artist
Goose bumps..
Are there any question?..
Best show since .. a long time
I relate so hard to this scene. I was in love with a beautiful trans woman myself and through my own self hatred and insecurities I ruined it. She loved me once but when it came time to actually be together I just couldn't be right for her because I was intimidated and scared. I miss you so much Lucie/Doggochi. You really are a beautiful person and I sincerely hope you're able to find happiness in life
For a little "Peep" at fame.
The way Darrien danced as well was very Rainbow Rhythms.
Incredible acting
I understand the sticking plaster line all too well. I've never heard it put into words better.
same, that line is what got me trying to hold it together in front of family i was watching with. Also the line about blaming yourself because you keep going back.
Phenomenal ❤❤❤
This is how it feels to have social anxiety. Everyday is a Donny Dun stand up show
Yeah this show is one of the best shows of all time man! Sad and very powerful!❤
This has gotta be one of the greatest scenes in tv history. Shit got me fucked up.
Gua berkaca-kaca pas dia bilang "membenci diri sendiri" trus nangis😭
"Fuck you red light, I'm finishing."
If he's not nominated for an emmy, I'm throwing hands
I sobbed so bad to this.
I saw this before I knew this was about Richard the emotions felt was powerful then I find it's him just an unbelievable series 💯🏆
Honest I cried I knew the emotions displayed was genuine and coming from a very dark area that took courage for Richard to shine a light on it
Balled my eyes out when I watched this.. hit me to close to home fr..
Thats what abuse does to you. It makes you a sticking plaster for all of lifes weirdos this open wound for them to sniff at. I knew she was mad, i knew she was dangerous but she flattered me and that was enough
i was wathcing this and was like damn this monluge was nearly 10 min but I was glued to it, and it felt much shorter
This scene really made me cry 😣
So sad of what he's going through
I things this is one of the best scenes ever because he isn’t even acting, it’s all real
I love this scene so much.
Who would think a guy so desperate to be the clown would find talent for drama in his own desperation and trauma. I’m both happy for his success and sad for his abuse. :(
This is the closest anyone has ever come to explaining how trauma makes me feel like I attract predators ! Unless you have experienced something similar to Richard Gadd, it would be near impossible to understand the power of this monologue. So brave of him and his self blame is heart wrenching to watch. Richard takes all the accountability yet Fiona takes none and moves on to the next victim.
Great acting
Maravillosa esta escena
best scene in the show imo
He better win that golden globe! So should the female counterpart.
Michael Richards kicking himself in the butt: "Dammit, this was the way to go"
From what I’ve heard, A lot of men have since come forward about being victims of sexual assault and I believe about an 80% increase largely due to Baby Reindeer inspiring them to come forward. I hope men will continue to be encouraged to speak out when they experience sexual abuse. There is such a stigma around male victims that they are perceived as “letting it happen” or not being a “real man”. Sexual abuse does not discriminate. Hope all victims are able to find the courage to come forward
This isn't acting... This is trauma.
😢
It is acting though as good acting draws on personal experience to show raw emotion. In spite of what happened to him he studied and pursued acting as a career and what self control to act out a scene like this and not completely break down into a heap on the floor. He laid bare his soul and as a survivor myself l felt like l was right there with him. Such incredible acting. Well done Richard xx
There’s certain level when actors aren’t acting and are just living. This was it!
i genuinely forgot he was acting
he wasnt in this scene
this show honestly felt very real i didn't feel like i was watching entertainment i feel like i was actually watching someone suffer
Best scene in the show ngl